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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1906
Page
1
A brief note outlines jurisdictional references spanning Northland Southlame nca Europe Asia Africa and Australia. The fragment hints at an office or authority, with partial words indicating a legal or administrative context and cross continental scope.
A listing for Grand Chancellor located at 3137 Pine Street in St. Louis Missouri. The notice provides no further details on services events or contacts.
A mangled proclamation urges officers and members of subordinate lodges to prepare for the annual Thanksgiving, praising the Knights of Bitlis as a growing force shaping the race’s destiny. It calls reverent, dignified observance statewide, dated in Saint Louis Mo. and signed by A. W. Lloyd, Grand Chancellor.
In a college notes item, mentions of fire safety updates and student lecture events. Joseph Douglase, violinist, presented a musical program, while graduates P. T. Bowies and Rev. F. S. Bowles are noted. The program for Saturday afternoon March 17 features representatives and bishops expected to attend.
One of Sedalia's most refined gatherings honored Charles and Mrs Smith at 642 East Third Street with about 150 invitations. Guests included Mr and Mrs Morehead of Kansas City and numerous local couples as memories and gifts were exchanged, marking a formal milestone in a grand home setting.
From three o'clock in the afternoon until eleven guests arrived and departed. Mesdames Emma Steele M B Smith Hattie Holbert Corde liha Allen acted as hostesses with guests served. Menu included chicken salad olives pickles salmon croduette butter sandwiches ice cream cake coffee and punch. Guests received carnations on leaving. Gifts listed ranged from tea sets and silverware to a fern and a volume of Pearse's works with cash presents noted from various friends.
Napton reports dull business due to heavy mud. Mrs Sallie White recovers from a serious illness while Mrs Melinda Talton is listed as sick. Miss Nadine Johnson visits from Garden City Kansas. Mrs Stewart walked from home to Napton over the weekend. Monroe Evith and wife started for Marshall by buggy but returned, taking the train.
Malta Bend notes a rally day at the Methodist church on Sunday. Mrs Bud Florence is listed sick. Pete Kile visited Marshall and Slater Thursday. Maud Fowler vacationing in Waverly. Graten Wyatt moved family back from Marshall. Quarterly AMFE church meeting set for second Sunday in March. Fancy Work club to meet with Miss Hammie Wilson Saturday. Hattie Turks of Versailles visited Mrs Annie Wilson. Ladies Aid gave pastor Rev C Tayes a new overcoat and pants last Thursday.
Revival services are being held at the AM Fi church with Rev NC Buren HH McAllister and H C Smith officiating. The Ladies Aid Society conducts weekly Thursday meetings and invites public patronage, especially older single women. Douglass school plans to hoist its flag on Thursday February 22 after pupils raised funds to obtain it and celebrate Old Glory.
The obituary praises Rev C M Keeten as a man of fluence and bright intellect who led his final quarterly meetings for the conference on Sunday. The community mourns his death, notes his deep interest and being chosen of God, and hopes for a long prosperous life for him.
Perry Graham and wife of Rich Hill are in the city for a few days. Mrs Geo Delano and Miss Esterella Holly of Panama were here last Sunday. Adam Giles plans a Denver move, and the Autumn Leaf Artclub held a social Friday night at Prof A N Wright’s home on Pine Street. The club, founded two years ago, aims to raise technical standards and social ties among members.
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